a hollow shape which can be used to form materials

Injection moulding

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Injection moulding simulation

Pewter casting with acrylic

Pewter casting with cardboard

Reforming manufacturing processes

Design and technology

Materials in design

Wasting manufacturing processes

Material selection

Fabricating manufacturing processes

Material sustainability

Deforming manufacturing processes

Minimising material waste

Pupils will handle, shape and join sheet materials using different manufacturing processes.  They will test and experiment with different mechanical fixing methods and adhesives and then use this knowledge to explain which choices are suitable and why.

Principles of materials and manufacturing

Physical activity and equipment requiring safe use

Use of equipment that may require supervision for safety, e.g. scissors in KS1, needles, paint, knives, cooking.

Reforming is a manufacturing process where the shape and the __________ are changed.

{{}} is a metal with a low melting range which makes it suitable for using in schools.

When casting metal, what is the PPE worn made from?

What are the advantages of injection moulding?

Why does casting metal use a lot of energy?

Accuracy is closeness to the {{}} measurement.

What is this the definition for? 'Using the least amount of resources to achieve a goal'.

A manufacturing process where materials are joined together is called ...

In the school workshop who is responsible for health and safety?

Exit Quiz

Reforming is a manufacturing process where the shape and the __________ are changed.